Induced Conveying machines rely solely on the vibratory action to make materials move uphill, downhill, or horizontally. The pitch and catch action allows highly abrasive materials to be conveyed on a Kinergy Vibrating Machine with very little wear on the conveying trough surfaces. Degradation or attrition of the material being conveyed is virtually eliminated.

These machines are powered by Kinergy’s electrically controlled, modern version of using sub-resonant tuned springs combined with rotating weights on an A.C. motor. When the applied load increases, the springs inherently drive harder. It maximizes the use of “kinergy” which is defined as the kinetic energy developed by a spring’s motion during the drive portion of its cycle. This is why the Kinergy Drive System is unrivaled.

Larger units are possible due to the spreading distribution of the dynamic forces across the width and along the length of the unit. The use of drive springs saves energy. Counterbalancing is available, thus reducing any transmitted forces to the support structure by at least 90%.

The electrical control of the Kinergy Drive System provides a full-range of adjustment from virtually zero to the maximum TPH output. Plus it can momentarily pulse the vibration to a more vigorous action to improve performance.